Skate AMM Introduces Cross-Chain Liquidity Across Top Blockchain Networks

• Skate AMM enables cross-chain trading with unified liquidity, reducing slippage and enhancing pricing across Ethereum, Solana, TON, and other blockchains.
• The protocol separates AMM logic from asset custody, eliminating bridging risks while maintaining security through Ethereum’s Eigenlayer restaking mechanism.
• Liquidity providers benefit from increased capital efficiency, deeper liquidity, and potential higher returns as Skate AMM integrates across multiple virtual machines.

Skate, a cross-chain liquidity platform, has launched an automated market maker (AMM) protocol designed to operate across multiple blockchain environments. Access to a shared liquidity pool across various blockchains is easier, and the structure also describes security as well as the way different blockchains can interact seamlessly.

This development puts Skate AMM at the forefront of DeFi space and helps to solve existing shortcomings in the financial market.

Cross-VM Compatibility Expands DeFi Possibilities

With support for EVM, SolanaVM, and TonVM, Skate AMM enables users to engage with decentralized applications across different ecosystems without barriers. The integration also extends to Sui, Movement, Eclipse, and other networks, ensuring broader access to liquidity. This advancement marks a significant step toward reducing fragmentation in DeFi markets.

Legacy AMMs have long struggled with liquidity fragmentation, as each chain requires its liquidity pools. This results in inefficiencies, price discrepancies, and increased slippage. Skate AMM addresses these challenges by implementing a stateless design that supports multi-chain and multi-VM interactions. Instead of relying on fragmented pools, the protocol maintains a unified liquidity state accessible across all supported blockchains.

Security and Liquidity Optimization Through Eigenlayer

Legacy AMMs have always faced some challenges with liquidity, mainly because each chain has its pool of liquidity. This leads to wastage, price variation and higher possibilities of slippage. By decoupling asset custody from AMM logic, the platform eliminates bridging risks while maintaining liquidity integrity. This design allows users to trade without transferring assets between chains, reducing exposure to potential exploits.

For traders, Skate AMM offers deeper liquidity, lower slippage, and optimized pricing across all integrated networks. Liquidity providers (LPs) stand to benefit from improved capital efficiency, better fee structures, and a more dynamic user experience. The protocol’s reach extends to networks such as Mantle, Hyperliquid, Berachain, Monad, Arbitrum, Story Protocol, Sonic SVM, SOON, ZKSync, and Aptos, further expanding its market impact.